T3X2R F1 v2.7 [Max for Live]

First effect of the T3X2R series. Master effect applied to final visual rendering. Effects work on 2 blocks in series (right to left). The first Block contains 6 switch effects in series. Each switch can alter 14 different effects. BLUR: basic Gaussian blur. STATIC: noise feedback to color or monochromatic. PINCH: radial kaleidoscope. BLOW: drag the selected pixels border into the frame. ECHO: zoom feedback. GLTCH: cumulative random noise. KALED: mirrored kaleidoscope. TWIRL: twist with frequency and direction. DISPLACEMENT: X or Y offset of the alpha channel. RIPPLES: synced or manual ripples with frequency. WAR: scrolling with graphic functions. STROBE: on alpha channel, synced or manual with colorizer. ECLIPSE: circular mask with angle modifier. SLIT SCAN: offsets the pixel border in the selected direction. HRGB: RGB displacement on Fx switchers. VRGB: RGB displacement on Fx switchers. INV-RECT: Color inverting rectangle, random and synchronized. The second block: RGB: vertical and horizontal displacement. Glow: simple feedback. MGltch: smooth freezer. Phantom: inverted edge detect. Brigthness – Contrast – Saturation. New features: New effects: brightness, contrast, saturation, glow and mgltch. New Param bank: RGBDisplace and master with Brightness, contrast and saturation. Works on GLCore. Compatible with expandable tools and pack. Resolved Issues: RGB_displacement: Right orientation (left to left). It is not disabled when a color is set to zero. Minimum requirements: IMPORTANT this device requires the Render module to work. Ableton Live +10. Max +8.5 (no license required). ++2GB GPU memory. What you get: Max For Live – Effect generator device. Endless combinations. Download info: This is a Max for Live module, not standalone software. You will need Ableton Live and Max 8 to run T3X2R. To visualize this generator you'll need Render module. Only if it experiments complications which come from T3X2R and modules, a demand can be put on repair free. All our devices was tested and work on system OSX (intel / m1) or WIN.